| 2007 Call Statistics |
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Fire Suppression / EMS 2398 Calls for Service
49 Fires 9 – Building fires 6 – Mutual aid to the fire 6 – Cooking fires 10 – Vehicle fires
1 Overpressures, Ruptures, or Explosions
1116 Rescue/Medical Responses 901 – Medical responses 143 – Mutual aid medical responses 68 – Motor vehicle accidents
114 Hazardous Conditions 9 – Flammable/combustible liquid spills 45 – Natural gas leaks 47 – Wires arcing and/or down
181 Service Calls 24 – Mutual aid line boxes or station coverage 22 – Lockouts 17 – Water Problems
58 Good Intent Calls 23 – Smoke scare/Odor of smoke 8 – Authorized controlled burning
351 False Alarms 198 – Alarm Malfunctions 29 – Carbon Monoxide detector activations with no fire
1 Severe Weather & Natural Disaster 1 – Lightning strike with no fire
EMS Mutual Aid 143 – Bedford Rescue responded to surrounding communities
100 – Received medical mutual aid 74 – Received mutual aid ambulance due to multiple simultaneous incidents 26 – Received mutual aid ambulance due to multiple patients at one incident
Response Locations 26% (618) of our calls were in the Northeast Quadrant, which includes Old Billerica Road, Crosby Drive, Middlesex Turnpike, and Route 3
20% (488) of our calls were in the Northwest Quadrant, which includes North Road and Springs Road 20% (486) of our calls were in the Southeast Quadrant, which includes most of Great Road, Wiggins Avenue, and Ashby Road 22% (523) of our calls were in the Southwest Quadrant, which includes most of Concord Road, Hartwell Road, Davis Road, and South Road 9% (205) of our calls were to mutual aid to nearby communities
Target Response Areas
Apparatus Engine 1 – 1137 Engine 2 – 133 Engine 3 – 460 Ladder 1 – 314 Rescue 1 – 71 Rescue 2 – 1119 Forestry 1 – 95
Fire Prevention 727 Permits 85 – Commercial plan reviews 70 – Residential plan reviews 56 – Fire alarm installations 108 – Fire sprinkler system installations 45 – Flammable storage permits 37 – Oil burner/tank installations
515 Inspections 160 – Smoke detector inspections |
| Last Updated on March 25, 2010 |

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